Roadmaps And Revelation Review

Release Date: Sep 25, 2007
Label: Integrity
Genres: CCM
Number Of Tracks: 13
There is a new face of Parachute Band that carries on the passion to influence the next generation through worship music that is totally fresh and contagious.

Sound:	10
Lyrics:	10
Impression:	10
Overall rating:	8.5
Reviewer rating:	10
Users rating:	7
Votes:	3

overall: 10

Reviewed by: joshyville, on july 30, 2008

Sound: There is a new face of Parachute Band that carries on the passion to influence the next generation through worship music that is totally fresh and contagious. Five young musicians have been passed the mantle and an exciting synergy has quickly formed to create a new guitar-driven modern worship sound. All committed to their local churches and to honoring God in their lives and music, these guys are the new face and new aggressive sound of Parachute. // 10

Lyrics and Singing: With 15 new songs, limitless energy and hearts that are all about the things of God, Parachute Band is poised to push boundaries and take their worship to a totally fresh space. Having already performed in Australia and New Zealand this year, the band is scheduled to tour the US and Canada this summer including mainstage slots at Creation Festival and Kingdom Bound Festival. // 10

Impression: 2007 will see a new line-up and sound for Parachute. Five young musicians have been passed the mantle and an exciting synergy has quickly formed. All committed to their local churches and to honouring God in their lives and music, these boys are the new face of Parachute. Following on from where the former line-up left off, their passion to influence their generation through worship music is totally authentic and contagious. With a bunch of new songs, limitless energy and hearts that are all about the things of God, Parachute are poised to push boundaries and take their worship to a totally fresh space. // 10

Comments

[shnurs]

this was a really bad review

basically just, this band has energy bla bla bla

ive never heard this band, though i've heard of them and i was hoping this review would give me an idea...but nooooo